Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 7 July 1917 — Page 6

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The funeral of John Fitzgerald, who died Thursday/ July 5, will be held from the residence of his brother, Jerry Fitzgerald, 107 Ohio street, at 1:30 o'clock Sunday afternoon, and from St. Joseph's church at 2 o'clock. Burial at Calvary cemetery. HUPP—Isaac M., Sr., died at Clinton,

Temple at 2:30 p. m., with the following line of march: North on Eighth

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to Chestnut, west on Chestnut to Sevsouth on Seventh to Cherry, west job Cherry to Fourth, south on Fourth to Ohio, east on Ohio to Eighth, north on Eighth to Temple. You are requested to meet at the Temple at 2 p. m.

Sojourning Master Masons especially Invited. DEDICATION COMMITTEE.

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Ind., Friday night, 12 o'clock. Funeral will he held at the residence 4 p. m. Sunday. Burial :.t Clinton.

LODGE NOTICE.

TO ALL MA ST Eft MASON'S:—Greeting: The Masonic bodies of Terr® .^-.Hiiuie will dedicate the new 4 1LT

Mr sonic Temple on Monday, *July 9, 1917, at 4 p. m.. prejceded by a parade to start from the

Bv John ft. Harkness, Pres. Horace B. Terry. Secy.

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Called Terr® Haute lodpe 19, A. F. & A. M., afternoon, July 8, 1917, at 2 o'clock, for purpose of fcconducting' the funeral of our la to [brother, William D. Piper. Burial will in Highland Lawn cemetery. Transportation furnished.

CLYDE P. PARIS, W. M. JOHN' R. ITARKNESS, Secy.

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FUHNTTURB LEATHERS —For Sale By—

^DUBNWEG'S LEATHER HOUSE,

B30 6hio Street, Near Fifth

I '%ell Phone 527. Clt. Phone 178.

i Fy amity re Co.

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1328-1325 Wabash Avenue. \j*t us exchange your old furnltura Ad etoves for new ones.

A complete line of new und seconded furniture, stoves and rugs.

w phone 2404-X., Old phone 8811.

JR.

W. W. FOX

THE BLIND MASSEUR BODY MASSAGE fl call at residence if desired. Of14'.hours at h^iuse 2 to 4 p. m. tt Ohio St. New phone 2628.

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WANTED—Miscellaneous. jj^You to know that we are *•4 jewelry, watches, clocks, musical instruments ana goods at the lowest prices

ftwrt* Ml, ly Mm Bwippi! MUb.

Central Loan Co., 16 North

mirth St. ANTED—Old false teeth don't mat ter if broken I pay $2 to $15 per set send by parcel post and receive check br return mail. L. Mazer, 2007 South Fifth street, Philadelphia, Pa. JRN1TURE PACKED by experienced men also packing boxes and barrels for sale. C. Krah Box Co. 1117 Tlppecanoe new, 27 57 old. 3919. iJCNTST—Contractot- to paint a number of houses and accept piano, or -olayer piano as part payment. Robertson. 116 North Seventh. \NTED—Paper hanging. 10c roll work .guaranteed. Old phone 4SIM. ANTED—To clean vaults, jones old 16S3: new phone,

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WANTED—To Buy.

ANTED TO BUY—Draft horse, lo Ms aands* high, about 1,45C pounds ounX fray preferred, A. B. Mewhtnhey company. ANTED Furniture, stov?s and ranges. Twelve Points Furnitui Exchaiffce. New phone, 3089, old, 86 \NTElJ TO BUY—150 heating stoves, Scott a. 1336 Main, New phone, 3913-L old, 828. ANTED TO BUY—Stoves and furniture. Bell phone, 881i Citizens' phone,

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"ST PRICES PAID for used clothing and shoes. Call new phone, 3550.

fc WANTED—Situation. \NTED—Position bookkeeper and stenographer. Address Box 99, Tribune.

WANTED—Room.

\NTED--TWO or three furnished •ooma for light housekeeping must ie within three squares of Seventh -md **V tbash. Call new phone 3433. —ind

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FURNITURE.

\hchoi* Second-hand Fuinl*" aranteos all their stoves a*'** cadj or credit. 29 Nort

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1X5ST—New United States casing, size S0x3Va, on demountable rim and bracket, between Twelve Point# and

Forest park. Call old phone 1J'J3 reward. LOST—Elk's head with small diamond, olT watch charm. Liberal reward tor return to W, W. Taylor, 225 North

Ninth street. LOST—Package, at Root's store, containing black sl*.,?rt and white yaist.

Call Mary Malone, Dana, Ind. LOST—Gold cuff links "C.," Fourth of uly. phone. Reward.

WANTED—Men to learn barbering:. Jobs'open everywhere. Government, city, home shops. Learn nuic'.vly.

Some money earned while learning. Day or evening. Catalogue mailed free. Moler Barber Co'.leKe, IS. "Washington St., IndianaoolU, Ind. WANTED—A young married man for position of trust, one willing to work nard enough to secure promotion local business firm has excellent opportunities for hustler salarv, to start, not less than $12.50, Address box 49, care Tribune. WANTED—Young man to learn tf electrical work. State age and reference. Address box 56, care of Tribune. WANTED—Tie handlers can make big mon-y: plenty of work. Apply at creo?oting plant, Prairieton ave. WANTED—Good salesman for city work steady employment for the producer. Box 51, care Tribune. WANTED Two experienced farm hands. New phone 4007 -R. Thompson's farm, stop 10, Brazil. WANTED—Five men for steady work.

Apply Root Glass company, South Third street. WANTED—Laborers. Apply 4-r.2 North

Third, Central Union Telephone Co. WANTED—Bartend^- and a porter. 226 Wabash.

HELP WANTED—female. WANTED—-Young lady, who can act as stenographer and assistant eaier. State age, reference, salary. Address box 55, care of Tribune. W A N 'fl- D—Lady canvassers splendid opportunity to right party. Apply 12tj

South Fifth. Call from i to 7 p. m. WANTED—Experienced cook. Apply Union hospital.

WANTED—Agents.

WANTED—Agents to sell guaranteed hosiery liberal salary and commission. Call at Y. W. C. A. for internew, between P-12, 1:80-5^

FOR RENT—Houses and Flats. FOR RENT—Five-room apartment kt 412 North Fifth street oak finish, hardwood floors, modern throughout heat and water furnished, Citz. phone 926 or 1135. FOR RENT—Four-room house, three blocks from coke plant. Call 562-L, new phene. FOR RENT"—Apartments In the Walden. Terre Haute Trust company, both phones. FOR RENT—Beautiful flat. 1731, Chestnut phones 259.

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LOST—Black knit shawi. new phone reward.

Call £927-^.

HELP WANTED—Male.

new modern Pierson Bros.,

FOR RENT—Four room house, 2614 S. First. New phone 824 old phone 948.

FOR RENT—Rooms.

FOR RENT—Front parlor, with privates telephone also housekeeping apart mont, modern. 312 North Seventh. FOR RENT—Three nicely furnished modern rooms suitable for light housekeeping. 621 N. Ninth St. FOR RENT-—Furniyaed rooms for licht housekeeping, also sleeping rooms. 200 North Twelfth St. FOR RENT—Mcdcrn housekeeping rooms, walking distance. 815 Elm.

Old phone 4351. FOR RENT—Three rooms, furnished modern for light housekeeping. 518

North Eighth. FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms housekeeping if desired. 608 South

Fourth.

FOR RENT—Bed room, with living room attached central. New phone 4676. FOR RENT—Two front rooms for light housekeeping, modern. 502 South

Fifth.

FOR RET—Three light housekeeping rooms, furnished. 1926 South Sixth. FOR RENT—Three modern unfurnished rooms. 1031 S. 6i£. New pl\on« J77-R. FOR RENTgas. 1031

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furnished Thirteenth.

FOR RENT—Modern sleeping room for gentlenjen. Old phone 2030. FOR RENT—Cool sleeping r6on».

South Twelfth.

North Ninth.

FOR RENTEagle.

DEATH NOTICE. LOST AND FOUND. FOR SALE Miscellaneous. FOE BENT OB SALE.

FOR PALE—A slightly used piano in mahogany case formerly priced at $450 specially priced at $300, Including .a nexv scarf and fine music compartment bench payments $2 a week.

Bench, scarf, free delivery. Easy payments. Silverstein Bros., 526-28 Wabash Ave. FOR SALE—Special built spetdster, first-class condition, good tires owner leaving city, $175—$100 cash, balance payments. City garage. Fourth and Poplar. FOR SALE—A Newton square piano in rosewood case, good condition price, $15 purchaser must pay cartage.

Rot'ertson's, 116 North Seventh. FOR SALE—The cleanest second-hanl furniture and stoves in city cash or easy payments. Twelve Points Furniture Co.. lii!3 Lafayette. FOR SALE—A complete line of trunks, suit cases, hana bags, telescopes, etc., at lowest prices. Central Loan

Co., 10 North Fourth St. FOR SALE—Acme range, $10 Model, $11 Kalamazoo, 12: Eclipse, $1^.50 all guaranteed bakers. Ca?5h or credit. Scott's, 13.16 Main. FOR SALE—Sideboard, $5 dresser, $4.50 iron bed, $1.00 springs, $1.00 folding bod, $1, cash or credit. Scott's, 13^,6 Main. FOR SALT—Parlor organ in good condition. Price $r. Purchaser must pay cartage. Robertson's 116 North

Seventh.

CHEAPEST complete home outfits on terms to suit at Leuhai t's cut-rate furniture Btore, 1119 East Wabash avenue.

FOR SALE—Edison phonograph with fine selection of records. Price $10. Robertson's, 116 N'irth Seventh. FOR RALE—Kitchen cabinet, $5 dining table, $2.50 oil stove, $6.00 gas plate, $1.00. Scott's, 1325 Main.

FOR SALE—Sideboard, table, bedstead, springs and mattress, cheap. 23 North Thirteenth. FOR SALE—Team, harness and wagon.

FOR RENT—Modern furnished room. 1419 Chestnut. FOR RENT—Furnished front room. Old phone 4581. FOR RENT—Housekeeping roomr.

422

-Unfurnished rooms, 464

FOR RENT—Room gentleman. ISO p. 6

FOR RENT—Miscellaneous. FOR RENT—Offices Tribune building. Apply Wabash Realty and Loan Co., 721 Wabash avenue.

BILLIARD SUPPLIES,

POOL TABLES—New and second-hand also supplies. Geo. R. May, 131b Wab

MOVING VANS.

BILLY WALSH—Piano ar.d furniture moving. New phone 534 old 4007

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RAG RUG WEAVING. RUG weaving. Walter &. Hushes, 663 Va Wabash Ave.

White King pigeons, jjheap. 2328 N. 12th. $6.00 sanitary couches, $3.50. Lenhart's cut-rate store, 1119 Wabash avenue. FOR SALE—One open and two covered delivery wagons. 1326 Poplar. FOR SALE—Oak dining room furniture. 421 North Fifth street. FOR 8\LE—Good bull watch dog, cheap. Old phone 4S24. FOR SALE—Team, wagon and harness, 1547 Sixth avenue. FOR SALE—Coal, phone, 2237.

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FOR SALE—At Smith's bi price furniture store, 1125 avenue sale cf oil stoves, $4.50 refrigerators $6.9$: massive teda, 14.98 gas lances, 10.00 porch swings. 12. 9x12 Brussels rugs. $14.ss. FOR SALE—Starr piano, walnut case, in good condition priqe, including new stool ar.d sear", $130. Will accept payments o* $1 a week. Robertson's, 116 North Seventh. FOR SALE—Fine mahogany case

Baldwin make piano, $1S7.00. Reg\ilar $200.00 value. Used a short time. Easy payments. SilverBtein Bros., 52?-2i Wabash Ave. FOR SALE—Oak case, standard make piano. Regular $325 value only J19S.

C. B. Richards, 402% Locust new phone 4309-L.

FOR SALE—75 refrigerators, all sanitary $1.00 down, $1.00 week, scott's, 1336 Main. i FOR SALE—Monarch malleable reservoir, good as new, $37.50. Scott's, 1336 Main. FOR SALE—Belgium Carneux and

$3.25 per, ton. Old

FOR SALE—Milch cow. 2613 North 15V2. SAI.E—Pigeons. Old pho.-.e 2890.

FOR SALE

Stove repairs for all stoves made. Cast and steel stoves and ranges rebuilt. Ask us about It

SPRINGER- W HlTAiCiUi FOUNDRY 939 North Tenth.

New, 3237-L. Old, 16&».

HORSE FEED OF ALL KINDS, GROUND OATS AND CORN, ALFALFA MEAL, HQMINY FEED, BRAN, MIDDLINGS, EAR CORN, SHELLED CORN.

Prater=Mottier Co.

JtTOR SAIX—Autos. USED CAR LIST 1915 Hudson Six-54, 7 passenger. 1915 Hudson Six-40, Roadster. 1913 Cadillac, 7 pasenger. 1914 Paige, 5 passenger. 1914 Pathfinder, 5 passenger. Hupmobile (82), Touring. Ramble:.-, Touring. Most above cars newly painted and In firat-class mechanical condRion. ,Call or write for demonstration.

JJarmnian-Ritchie Motor Car Co.

66fi Ohio St. Both Phones 4357

FOR SALE—Real Eatate.

iALE

Strictly modern seven room houset hot water heat. Will sell for one-third less than cost. Owner leaving city. 1517 Chestnut street. New phone 3251-X.

I have a 9-room h?use on N. Fifth above Chestnut that I will sell very cheap excellent condition hardwood floors splendid home terms to suit you has good garage,

A. H. STUE/ViiPFLE

New phone 293.* 213 Trust Eldg.

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TERRE HAUTE TRIBUNE.

DOINGS OF THE VAN LOONS—Father Was a Little Previous With His Symfiath

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FOR SALE—Used cars: One 1915 Saxon roadster. One S3-B five-passenger Overland, electric starter and lights.

One small five-passenger 1916 Overland, starter and lights. One 1916 Saxon, four-cylinder roalster. Cash or payments. J. E. Sayrc St Co., Fourth and Ohio. FOR SALE—Highest cash price paid for old Fords and other autos. Call new 24 33, or 1340 Liberty Ave. FOR SALE—191 o six cylinder five passenvr Chalmers car good condition

God lard, at Hedges garage FOR SALE—A Hupmobile roadster. Inquire Sunday morning, 517 South

Thirteenth SALE—Fords and automobiles J. 'A. Miller Auto Co.. 31 South Ninth. FOR SALE—1915 Ford: will demonstrate. 208 North Sevenfh. FOR SALE—Ford roadster shape. 200 N. Seventh.

FOR SALE—Cadillac plione 574 old IS2.

FOR SALE OR TRADE.

FOR SALE OR TRADE—Good work horse or driving horse for cow, 12th and Margaret. Ralph Eldridge.

STORAGE AND PACKING. STORAGE—For general merchandise, furniture. Fireproof warehouse

Low insurance rate. R. R. deliveries connect direct with warehouse. Telephone 126. Reiman Warehouse and Storage Co., 10'i and Mulberry.

STORAGE—Furniture packed, stored and crated: brick building. Get our reduced freight rates south and all western points. XJulck service. Union

Transfer & Storage Co., office 10^4 and Wnbash. Both phones 404.

STORAGE,

5TORAG15—Household goods crated and stored in clean warehouse. Call Citizens' phones 25 or $60. Bell phone, 581. T. H. Warehouse & Storage Co., 9th and Mulberry streets. WANTED—City storage, household goods, etc.: brick warehouse. 44 S. 10 M- Dr. J.T. Laughead. Office, old 947

MISCELLANEOUS^

TEACHER OF MUSIC—Violin, piano, mandolin, guitar, ufcelele experienced. Mrs. Moore, 247 South Ninth.

PUMP REPAIRING.

We drive wells work guaranteed. L, W. Coffman & Bro.^ 1539 Chase. Old 1156 new 3S24.

LEGAL NOTICES.,

NOTICE OF SALE OF BONDS OF SCHOOL TOWNSHIP OF OTTER CREEI£ TOWNSHIP, VIGO COUNTY,

INDIANA. Notice is herehy given that John Boatman, township trustee of Otter Creek township, Vigo county. Indiana, will on the 23d day of July, 19x7, at 2 o'clock p. m., at the office of said trustee. in North Terre Haute, Vigo county, Indiana, receive bids for the purchase of the bonds of school township of Otter Creek township, Vigo county, Indiana: said bonds being in the csgregate sum of thirty-six thousand five hundred seventy-nine dollars and for-ty-five cents (36,579.45), and consisting of fifteen (15) separate series of five (5) bonds each, four bonds of each series to in the principal sum of five hundred dollars (500.00) and one (1) bond each series to be in the principal sum of four hundred thirty-eight dollars and sixty-three cents ($438.63), each with interest at five (5) per cent per annum, payable semi-annualy The first series of said bonds to become due on the 15th day of June, 1918, and one series to become due on the 15th day of June of each year thereafter consecutively until all of said bonds are due. The above described bonds are issued for the purpose of building a joint graded school and high school in Otter Creek township, Vigo county, Indiana. Bidders will be required to file sealed bids with tha said township trustee.

The trustee reserves the right to reject anv and all bids. (Signed) JOHN BOATMAN,

Township Trustee, Otter Creek Township, Vigo County, Indiana,

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FOR SALE—Real Estate.

FOR SALE—Farm, 60 acres, two miles west of Cataract, Ind., Ovjpn county about 15 acres tillable, rest timber three-room box house will sell cheap.

Address Roy Query, Patricksburg, Ind., box 25. FOR SALE—Eight acres fine garden land black sand mile east Davis gardens will sacrifice: cash or payments. W. U„ care Tribune. FOR SALE—On monthly payments, twelve-room house, southwest corner

Second and Park, filler and Kelley, 302 Vi Wabash avenue. FOR SALE—Two acres in vicinity of

Grover ideal location for suburban home. Addrtss Z, care Tribune. FOR SALE—Modern five-room bungalow, practically new. South Seventh low price. P. O. box 254. FOR SALE—Five-room cottage. North

T-venty-third side walks, $1,400 a bargain. P. O. box 254. FOR SALE—Modern residence property. 314 Sc. 6th St. Citizens telephone 389 FOR SALE—1608 North Tenth cash or easy terms.

OtA HOW CAN T\&£> t*\Y SSlF WHAT CAN I DO ROR.

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FOR SALE OR RENT

New 5-rooiii cottage on North 13th street, near Grassefii plant just completed and can be occupied at once cash or easy terms.

Haythome & Wilson

Both phones 3985. 605 Tribune Building.

J?0RJSALE—Auto»^

NOTICE TO HEIRS, CREDITORS, ETC. In the matter of the estate of Thomas Vaughan, deceased.

In the Vigo Circuit Court, vacation, 1917. Notice i# hereby given that George I. Klsner, as executor of the estate of Thomas Vaughan, deceased, has presented and filed his account and*vo'iohers in final settlement of said estate, and that the same will come up for examination and action of said Circuit Court, on the 3rd day of September, 1917, at which time all heirs, creditors or legatees of said' estate are required to ap-pear in said court and show cause, if there be any, why said account and vouchers should not be approved.

Witness, The clerk and ^eal of said Vigo Circuit Court, at Terre Haute, Ind., this 7th dav of Julv, lii7.

Witness, the clerk and seal of said Vigo Circuit Court, at Terry Haute. Indiana, this 29th day of June, 191/.

JAMES J. FAGAN, Clerk. JOHN S. JORDAN, Atty.

NON-RESTDENT NOTICE.

State of Indiana, Vigo county, ss. In the Superior Court of Vigo" county, June term, 1917. Julia Murray vs. James Murray. No. K '.147.

Be it known that on the 2 )th day of June, 1917, said plaintiff filed affidavit in due form, :-howing that the defendant, James Murray, a non-resi-dent of the state of Indiana and a essary party to the complaint herein: and that the object of said action is divorce, said non-resident fendant Is now, therefore, hereby notified of Cne pcndency of said action against him and that the same will stand for trial on the 3rd day of September, 1917, the same being the lrt judicial day of the September term, 1917, of said court, and unless said defendant appear anl answer on demur to said complaint at said date, the same will be heard and determined In his absence.

Witness my hand and seal of said court, this 29th day'of June, 191*. JAMES J. FAGAN. Clerk.

FRANK RAWLEY, Atty.

Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will be received by the Board af P.iblic Safety of the city of Terre ffau'.e, Indiana, until 7:30 p. m.. on the 12th day of July, 1917, at its office in the city hall building, northwest corner of Fourth and Walnut streets, for the purchase of the following:

One four-cylinder, 5-passenger touring automobile. The Board of Public Safety reserves the right to reject any and ail bids as authorized by law.

BOARD OF PUBLIC SAFETY, By J. N. Frlsz, President.

UPHOLSTERING.

First-class upholstering and repairing. Bauor. 1100 Pop. New 4060-L old 2242.

FURNITUREAND^Pm^OJ^OVING. CONRAD Transfer Co., 29-31 S. Ninth. New 3600 old 821 experienced men.

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BRAZIL GIRL SURPRISED.

By Special Correspondent BRAZIL, Ind., July 7.—A surprise party was given in honor of Miss Violet Kaminskj by her friends at her home, 710 Eiist Oak street, Brazil. Games were played and refreshments served. She received a violin from her parents, and xnaAy other presents Zcom her friends. v $

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LEGAL NOTICES.

JAMES J. FAG AN, Clerk.

GEORGE I. IvISNER, Attorney.

NOTICE TO HEIRS, CREDITORS, ETC. In the matter of the estate of Daniel W. Gardner, deceased.

In the Vigo Circuit Court, vacation. 1917. Notioe ts hereby given that the Terre Haute Trust company, as executor of the estate of Daniel W. Gardner, de csvsed, has presented and filed its .vcjnt and vouchers In final settlement o- said estate, and that the same will cctie up for exarr^nation and action of sail Circuit Court, on the 3rd day of September, 1917, at which time all heirs, creditors or legatees of said estate are required to appear in said court and show cause. If there be anv, why said account and vouchers should not be approved.

Witness, The clerk and seal of said Vigo Circuit Court, at Torre Haute, Indiana, this 7th day of Julv, 1917.

JAMES J. FAGAN.

NOTICE TO HEIRS, CREDITORS, ETC. In the Matter of the Estate of Wiliiam Gross, Deceased. In tha Vigo Circuit Court, May term, 1917.

Notice is hereby given that Homer L. Stees, as administrator of the estate of William Gross, deceased, iias presented and filed his account and vouchers in final settlement of said estate, ar.d that the same will come up for examination and action of said Circuit Court, on the 3rd day of Septemba*-, 1917. ut which time all heirs, creditors or legatees of said estate are required to apipear in said court and show cause, if there be any, whv said account and vouchors should not be approved, and the heirs of said estate are also hereby required at ihe time and place aforesaid, to appear and make proof of their heirship.

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Employes of Terre Haute Branch Pushing Arrangements for

Outing July 15.

By Special Correspondent ODON, Ind., July 7.—The railroad men of the Southeastern system will hold their annual picnic at the city park, Sunday, July 15. Flans for the entertainment of the men are being rapidly pushed. The city has donated the use of the park to the men for that day and it is expected there will be over two hundred and fifty railroad men and their families in attendance. William Eslinger and John Schwab, of Te:re Haute, were in Odon making arrangements for the event.

Efforts are being made to get the train that lays over here^at night to run through to Bedford On this date in order to accommodate the largo number of people from that city who desire to attend the picnic. Two special cars will be attached to train No. 1 to carry* the men and their families from the north, "the outing will be in the form of an old fashioned picnic and basket dinner.

FARM CROPS ENCOURAGING.

Bumper Oats Crop Predicted, and Large Bean Acreage is Planted. By Special Correspondent.

OD.ON, Ind., July 7.—Farmers are preparing for wheat harvest. The crop in this section, while far from being heavy is better than was expected. Fly is seen in some fields, but this pest is mnetly confined to fields that were planted early last fall. Tlio heads seem well filled this season and the straw stiff and strong. Binding twine gives the farmer a slight shock when he goes to buy it this season for with everything else it has risen in price.

Oats look better than they have for years this season. The wet spring was very favorable for the oats crop and bumper yields will be found in most sections. Corn is growing ranidlr and in most places looks good. Many farmers report *bad stands and some replanting was done.

Most everybody, who planted navy beans finished this week. The acreage is large for this community which is not regularly a bean growing section.

Weddfng fs Surprise.

By' Special Correspondent. ODON, Ind., July 7.—Russell Smith and Miss Hazel "Wndsworth surprised their many friends by driving to Plainville, where they were married at the home of the United Brethren minister, Rev. Perry Key. The members of the minister's family were the only witnesses to the ceremony. The groom is the son of Mrs. Emma Smith, of Washington, and is employed as an oil salesman. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Wadsworth, of Raglesville.

Odon Girl War Brid*.

By Special Correspondent. ODON, Inrf., July 7.—Miss Vivian fierndon. a well-known younjr woman of this city, was married at Akron. O., to A. T. Longacre, an iron molder. of that city. The bride is .the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Herndon. of East Main street. The groom has served four years In the navy and has re-enlisted for the war.

Lad Suffers Broken Arm.

By Special Correspondent ODON, Ind., July 7.—Robert Breden, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Breden, sustained a fracturd| of the left arm, between the wrist at 1 the elbow, on Thursday, when he fell from a coaster on the pavement. He will be able to be out within a few days, it is said.

EDGAR DRAFTS 2,026.

County Exemption Board Announces Official Figures. By Special Correspondent

PARIS, 111.. July 7.— A total of 2,026 young men were registered in Edgar county, according to figures given out by the Edgar county board o? exemptions, now in session. Tabulations are being sent to Washington to the war department and the drawing will be held within a few days.

Mail Hald on Suspicion.

By Special Correspondent. PARIS, 111., July 7.—Ed Williams, 35 years old. of Chicago, 111., is being held by Sheriff McCallister on a charge of suspicion. Williams was arrested at Met calf, having in his possession over $100 worth of brass fixtures from a steam engine. An investigation is being made.

To Talk Sunday Evening. PARIS, IIT., July 7.—L. S. Shumnker, pastor of the First Baptist church, will deliver the sermon Cunday evening at the union church services to be Jiiekl en the court house lawn.

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Gambling Device Claimed^ By T. C. Gilbert Ordered Destroyed By Court At Clinton.

By Special Correspondent. CLINTON, Ind., July J.—There wa#' an exciting Judicial scrkmble in Justice Robert E. Guinn's court, Friday* as the result of a contention for the possession ol a gambling outfit, whicli had bfcen in operation at Jacksonville until recently. The outfit was claimed by T. C. Gilbert, of Paris, IU., and Louie Rolando also claims title ant had possession of the property. filbert caused a replevin to oe issued and Constable Robert Ewing toolc possession of the articles.

When the trial began a warrant wa»« issued against Gilbert foi4 being th# owner of contraband property. Hi® own oath for the writ of replevin wa# the convicting evidence. Gilbert wa# fined and the action was dismissed, Gilbert paying the cost. An order wa# then secured by the prosecutor from. Justice Guinn for the destruction of the gambling equipment, wiUch was piled up and burned.

TWO MINERS MEET DEATH.

Clarence A. FTscus Crushed to Put# By Fall of Slate. By Special Correspondent.

CLINTON, Ind., July 7.—Clarenc# A. Fiscus, aged 33. a miner at Crow# Till mine No. 4, was crushed tc deatlx by a fall of slate, while at work Friday morning. The man was loading a car in his room, when about fifteen tons of slate fell, catching him beneath it# weight. The victim was still alive when extricated from the heap, but died after being brought to the top* He was almost mashed to a pulp. He leaves a widow and two children. He lived at Sandytown, three miles north At -Clinton.

John Reynolds was killed Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock in an accident at Jackson Hill mine No. 5. The Irvljr was taken to the residence at Clintoiw

Married at RockvilTe.

By Special Correspondent CLINTf )K, Ind.. July 7 —Homer, Noblet qnd Phyllis Pitman went to Rockville and were married, the Fourth of July, and their Clinton friends learned of the event only Friday. "Both are well kopwn young people rl Clinton, the bride having been employed in a" local insurance office for the past eart" They will go to housekeeping as sooxi as they can secure a house.

Cunday Schools Oucy.

By Special Correspondent. CLINTON, Ind., July 1—The Sunday schools of the township are making an effort for a large attendance of all the schools in the township, next' Sunday, which will be "attendance day." Every enrolled member of every Sunday school in the county, is being urged to atten^ his respective church.

Plan Joint Installation*

By Special Correspondent. CLINTON* Ind.. July 7.—The lodge# of Red Men and Pocahontas will hold joint installations next Wednesday night and the members are planning a big time. The drill teams are preparing for the: initiation of a large class, at the meeting following the installation ceremonies.

BRAZIL POLICE HOLD MAN.,

Perry Trenary, of Indianapolis, Face# Embezzlement Charge. By Special Correspondent.

BRAZIL, Ind., July 7.—Perry Tfenary, wanted in Indianapolis on the charge of embezzlement, was1 arrested here last evening by Officer Seward, and will be taken back to Indianapo!!# to face trial this afternoon.

Trenary was driving a motor truck for the Partlow-Jenkins Motor Caff company of Indianapolis, and absconded with $70 of the company's money, according to Mr. Partlow. While in the city a few days ago on

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Trenary arranged with a local barber shop to allow him \o leave a new suit of clothes there so he could change on his next trip. Last evening he arrived in the city and waa changing to hi# new suit of clothes when Officer Seward walked in on him and made the arrest on information from Indianapolis, The police recovered $3T of the money,

John Poland was found guilfy of assault and battery on Charles Shepherd in police court last evening, and was fined $11.50, which he paid.

Mrs. Laura Wagle was found guilty in police court last evening on thi charge of provoke on Rose Southard but Justice James allowed the woman to go on suspended sentence on hetf promise not to engage in any nv"r,V neighborhood troubles.

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